Split at the seams? : community, continuity, and change after the 1984-5 coal dispute

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Split at the seams? : community, continuity, and change after the 1984-5 coal dispute

David Waddington, Maggie Wykes, Chas Critcher ; with Sandra Hebron

Open University Press, 1991

  • : hard
  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [209]-212) and index

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内容説明

This book considers the aftermath of the 1984-85 miners' strike. It documents and analyzes the processes of social change within a pro-strike, an anti-strike and a divided community. It focuses on the images of community endorsed in each of the communities, and how they have been affected by the experience of the strike and its aftermath. The book discusses the differential impact on everyday life, especially upon work, gender relations and social networks and the extent to which the strike and its aftermath has shaped attitudes towards authoritative institutions, notably the legal system, the media and politics. It then examines how people view the future of their communities in the 1990s. "Split at the Seams?" aims to provide an insight into the previously neglected processes of change and adjustment taking place in mining communities in the wake of the dispute.

目次

  • Part 1 Communities and conflict: community profiles - the ideal-type mining community, a sense of community
  • community experience of the strike - strike mobilization, strike maintenance activity, conflict within each community, the termination of the strike, implications for unity. Part 2 Everyday life: work and industrial relations - employee-management relations, relations between workers, trade union activity
  • gender relations - work, domestic roles during the strike, women's organizations, role reversal, marriage, women and politics, reverting to normality
  • family, social life and leisure - social netwirks, gendered leisure, leisure facilities. Part 3 Authoritative institutions: the legal system - police-community relations during the strike, local police and "outsiders", the judicial process, police-community relations since the strike
  • the mass media - media trustworthiness, the prevalence of media bias, source of media bias, the effects of media bias, changing habits, changing attitudes
  • the political system - national politics, local politics, political consciousness, political activism. Part 4 Retrospect and prospect: prospects for the future - the future of local mining, the impact of industrial change, the community
  • continuity, cataclysm and change - local political cultures and the strike, the remaking of community, the impact of the strike, mining communities and social change. Appendices: method and findings of the survey
  • chronology of events during the strike.

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